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Intel CPU's also offer some of the best transcoding capabilities, via the Quick Sync Video capabilities built into the CPU.Īt the time of this posting, the Intel 12th Gen CPU's (Alder Lake) are not fully supported in the LTS version of Ubuntu (20.04). Ubuntu Linux is very stable, has a lot of online support, and is pretty easy to learn for those new to Linux. One of the best ways setups for Plex Media Server in my experience has been running it on an Intel based Ubuntu Linux installation. I also suggest using Docker instead of a native install. It exists for reference, but I don't recommend using Ubuntu 21.10 at all at this point. If you have any ideas for other apps I could host, let me know about it and I'd be happy to check it out.UPDATE 9/22/22 - THIS GUIDE IS DEPRECATED.
#Plex media server setup reddit manuals#
Planning to use this to document some of the maintenance I need to do for my house, store appliance manuals and other things instead of needing to rely on ManualsLib. WikiJS - Still in the early stages of this app. Unifi Controller - Not doing anything until I get my Ubiquiti hardware in a couple months Haven't really messed around with this one yet. Teamspeak Server - Teamspeak server for me and some of my friends Syncthing - Backup for my parents' computers Haven't played with this much but seems like a good add.
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Pihole - Pihole for my devices (interferes with everyone else's devices so I don't use it across the full network) Nginx Proxy Manager - Reverse proxy for external access to apps Nextcloud - multiple isolated hosted for myself (mostly camera backup) and for others MariaDB - multiple backend databases for apps I'm running HomeAssistant - haven't played around much with this but starting to dabble in this more Heimdall - jump page for all of my self-hosted stuff Kinda having fun playing around with this one, and it's been helpful (if a little tough to keep up with) when it comes to remembering what's in the cupboards. So far I've got:īazaar - subtitle management for Plex library I got a QNAP TS-251+ a couple months ago and have been finding more and more things to host on my NAS.
The caveat is, the only area that is RW over the network is inside Android/data/, so I just put all my plex media there for easy management. sdcard1 is the for the external drive in my case, as the 64GB SDCard I have is merged with the internal storage, and that is what "Internal" actually is. You should then see 2 folders, "Internal" and "sdcard1".
Grab the IP displayed, along with the username and password, and connect to the IP from your computer (Usually \\ in a file explorer). Go to Settings > Device > Storage & reset > Access SHIELD folders on PC and turn on the sharing feature.
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I have a Shield TV (16GB) an external 2TB hdd connected via USB, and in the Android menu for the storage, there's an option to enable sharing the drive over the network. Enable in Settings > Storage & reset > Access SHIELD folders on PC."įirst, make sure you have the latest version of Plex Media Server from the play store. > "Access SHIELD folders from a network PC or Mac and enjoy drag-and-drop file sharing. Basically the only place you can do stuff is within the "NVIDIA_SHIELD" folder created on the drive, but just setup your folder structure within that and it's all good. Note that you will not have full write permissions over the network to this drive. I could be wrong about this (that it's required to have it enabled) though as I haven't done enough testing to fully verify it. If you have decent antivirus installed this shouldn't be a problem though.
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The problem with this however is that MS will apparently disable it in the next big patch for Windows 10, because it's a security risk (the recent ransomware attacks exploiting it). You can check this in Control Panel -> Programs and Features -> Turn Windows features on or off. I also believe you need to have "SMB 1.0/CIFS File Sharing Support" enabled if you're using Windows. It will supply you with a username and password (the username you can change), allowing you to setup a connection to it from your PC. If you have that setting you naturally have to enable it.
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If you don't have the option in "Storage & Reset" settings called "Over local network" you need to update your Plex Media Server, which you can do from here:
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